The phrase "add emphasise" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "add emphasis." You can use it when you want to highlight or stress a particular point or idea in your writing.
Example: "To make your argument stronger, you should add emphasis to the key points."
Alternatives: "highlight" or "stress."
"I don't see them rallying to Kim Jong-nam," he added, emphasising that key generals preferred Kim Jong-un, who they saw as young, inexperienced and thus easy to control.
"They had a laissez-faire, libertarian attitude," Mr Leeds added, emphasising that under the new regime, threats of violence and other distressing content would "not be welcome".
Add drama, emphasising it's all the fault of a clear-cut group, so the speakers lobbing this verbal artillery, and their followers, can feel somehow blameless.
The "persistent" vegetative state was first described in 1972, and since then a further category – "permanent" vegetative state – has been added to emphasise the fact that recovery is thought to be impossible.
"Personally I think he out-strips them," Irvine added, to emphasise just how big a call Gatland had made.
Would you add, subtract and emphasise any?
Only add visuals that emphasise the points you're making verbally.
But when they added notes emphasising that intelligence can be improved with effort, such as "remember, the more you practice the smarter you become," they found that students attempted a greater number of problems and were more likely to get them right.
He added: "It emphasises the need for a proper factual debate about the benefits and costs of being in the European Union and, frankly, underlines the importance of businesses having both the right and duty, the CBI as well, to speak out on some of these issues so that people can be properly informed".
The counter argument is that an abbreviated PIL would not fully inform parents; however, such a document (used alongside a detailed consent discussion) would add structure to and emphasise the importance of the discussion and also serve as a palatable aide-memoire for participants.
